- Teacher-Led. Student-Built. School-Driven.
School cLab Program
*From Computer Lab to Creators Lab
A Teacher-Driven, Project-Based Programs!
School cLab is a structured project-driven learning initiative designed to empower Computer Subject Teachers to transform their school's computer lab into a space for innovation, experimentation and technology creation.
School cLab encourages students to learn by building real projects under the guidance of their Computer Teacher.
The School cLab Experience
An extension of the Composite Skill Labs (CSL) setup program, School cLab brings practical, technology-enabled and project-based learning into schools, aligned with the vision of the National Education Policy (NEP).
School cLab follows a practical learning journey that encourages students to take ownership of their ideas. Students learn to explain what they built, why they built it, what problem it solves and how it can be improved.
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How the School cLab Works?
01. Teacher Leads
Introduces project-based technology activities.
02. Projects Selected
As per grade, curriculum and skill level.
03. Students Build
Research, design, code, develop and execute.
04. Teacher Mentors
For problem-solving and improvements.
05. Recognition
Individually or team for outstanding projects.
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What Makes School cLab Different?
What Your School Gets?
*For the School cLab Program
- Industry-aligned Mini-Projects: A growing collection of project ideas and challenges.
- Project Guidelines: Objectives, requirements, suggested workflow and expected outcomes.
- Teacher Support: Guidance to help Computer Teachers conduct project-based activities.
- Project Evaluation Framework: Structured criteria for reviewing student projects.
- Certificates & Recognition: Recognition opportunities for participating students and teachers, subject to the applicable program structure.
Who Can Participate?
*For the School cLab Program
- Schools: Schools looking to introduce structured project-based technology learning
- Computer Subject Teachers: Teachers who want to take a more active role in technology projects and student innovation.
- Interested Students: Students interested in coding, technology, creativity and building real-world solutions.
FAQ's
School cLab is a structured, project-based technology learning program that enables students to explore ideas, develop projects and learn practical technology skills under the guidance of their Computer Teachers.
No. School cLab can include projects involving coding, digital applications, STEM, technology, data, automation concepts, sustainability and other areas depending on student level and project objectives.
The school’s Computer Teacher plays the primary mentoring role, guiding students through project selection, development, testing and presentation.
Projects can be designed according to different grades, skill levels and learning capabilities. The complexity of projects can be adapted accordingly.
Not necessarily. School cLab is designed to help schools make productive use of their existing computer-lab infrastructure for project-based technology activities.
Yes. Depending on the project, students can work individually or collaboratively in teams.
Yes. Student creativity and independent thinking are encouraged. Teachers can help students refine ideas into practical and achievable projects.
Certificates and recognition opportunities may be available according to the applicable School cLab program structure.
Schools can submit their interest through the School cLab application process. The EdTech Platform team can then guide the school through the applicable participation process.
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